It's not because the camera is good, it's because the camera algorithm artificially increases the contrast to make it look "better". If you put the photo in any photo editor and decrese the contrast, you will get the fog back.

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Spread the word! Share this far and wide—yell it from rooftops, tell your rich uncle about it, slip it into casual conversation at the grocery store.

This account seems to be more about ranting about how people respond to your post than the actual technology content. Your rants won't stop people from being a-holes, so why not focus this energy on something more pleasant.

Awesome! 🔥

Would it be possible, or even make sense for that matter, to have some kind of migration tool to copy some of your Instagram content to Flashes? If you have put in a lot of effort to build a profile that's interesting and educational as a whole, it's kind of intimidating to start from scratch again.

Is the 4 photos limit set in stone, and what's the reasoning behind it? Not saying it's bad, it might actually be good, just curious.

The mission, if we're talking about Mu*k, is rather making a hospitable planet livable than finding life per se. But I agree, those billions would make much better use on earth.